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Control Device for High-Pressure Fuel Pump

Low noise control of a high-pressure fuel pump is performed by reducing noise generated by an anchor colliding with a fixing core. A control device 800 for a high-pressure fuel pump controls a suction valve that opens and closes an inflow port through which fuel flows to a pressurizing chamber by performing energization to a solenoid 205 in synchronization with a reciprocating motion of a plunger. A current energized to the solenoid 205 includes a peak current for giving a force to start closing a valve to the suction valve in a stationary state and a holding current for performing switching in a range smaller a maximum value of the peak current in order to hold the suction valve in a valve closing state. When the control device 800 reduces a peak current application amount of the peak current from a value sufficient to close the high-pressure fuel pump, a valve closing speed of the suction valve becomes small up to a certain application amount, and when the peak current application amount becomes smaller than the application amount, there is a saturation range of a current application amount of the peak current in which the valve closing speed of the suction valve is saturated. The control device 800 controls the current application amount of the peak current to fall in the saturation range.

Method for engine control based on control timing prediction and vehicle thereof

A method for engine control under an entire driving range of a vehicle based on control timing prediction implemented in the vehicle is provided, which may reduce a start angle error calculated at a calculation time prior to an operation time when actual injection and ignition is performed by grasping a tooth period change tendency for a tooth period of a current time that injector/igniter drivers of an engine control unit read from an engine position management driver and calculating a start angle of fuel injection and ignition through prediction of the tooth period to match an actual operation time. In particular, since the prediction of the tooth period to match the actual operation time is based on a change tendency of the tooth period stored up to the current time, the injection and ignition time effectively reflects an engine operation situation in which an engine RPM is changed.

Method for engine control based on control timing prediction and vehicle thereof

A method for engine control under an entire driving range of a vehicle based on control timing prediction implemented in the vehicle is provided, which may reduce a start angle error calculated at a calculation time prior to an operation time when actual injection and ignition is performed by grasping a tooth period change tendency for a tooth period of a current time that injector/igniter drivers of an engine control unit read from an engine position management driver and calculating a start angle of fuel injection and ignition through prediction of the tooth period to match an actual operation time. In particular, since the prediction of the tooth period to match the actual operation time is based on a change tendency of the tooth period stored up to the current time, the injection and ignition time effectively reflects an engine operation situation in which an engine RPM is changed.

HYDRAULICALLY-ACTUATED FUEL DELIVERY TIMING ADVANCE MECHANISM FOR DIESEL ENGINES WITH MECHANICAL FUEL INJECTION PUMPS
20200309041 · 2020-10-01 ·

A variable timing apparatus, for an internal combustion engine equipped with a mechanical fuel injection pump, includes a tubular extender having a front flange bolted to the normal injection pump mount and a rear mounting flange bolted to the injector pump. The timing drive shaft is equipped with a male right-hand helically-splined drive. The injection pump drive is equipped with a left-hand helically-splined drive. A spring-biased, slidable coupler has a front end right-hand helically-splined socket that engages the male right-hand drive, and a rear end left-hand helically-splined socket that engages the male left-hand drive on the injector pump. After engine startup, oil pressure moves the sliding coupler axially rearward and rotates clockwise with respect to and as seen from the timing drive shaft. The injection pump drive also rotates clockwise, with respect to the coupler, thereby advancing injection timing.

Control apparatus for engine

A control apparatus for an engine includes an engine, a state quantity setting device, an injector, a spark plug, and a controller. The controller sets a G/F in a range from 18 to 50. After the spark plug ignites air-fuel mixture, unburned air-fuel mixture is combusted by autoignition.

Control apparatus for engine

A control apparatus for an engine includes an engine, a state quantity setting device, an injector, a spark plug, and a controller. The controller sets a G/F in a range from 18 to 50. After the spark plug ignites air-fuel mixture, unburned air-fuel mixture is combusted by autoignition.

METHOD FOR ENGINE CONTROL BASED ON CONTROL TIMING PREDICTION AND VEHICLE THEREOF
20200049078 · 2020-02-13 · ·

A method for engine control under an entire driving range of a vehicle based on control timing prediction implemented in the vehicle is provided, which may reduce a start angle error calculated at a calculation time prior to an operation time when actual injection and ignition is performed by grasping a tooth period change tendency for a tooth period of a current time that injector/igniter drivers of an engine control unit read from an engine position management driver and calculating a start angle of fuel injection and ignition through prediction of the tooth period to match an actual operation time. In particular, since the prediction of the tooth period to match the actual operation time is based on a change tendency of the tooth period stored up to the current time, the injection and ignition time effectively reflects an engine operation situation in which an engine RPM is changed.

METHOD FOR ENGINE CONTROL BASED ON CONTROL TIMING PREDICTION AND VEHICLE THEREOF
20200049078 · 2020-02-13 · ·

A method for engine control under an entire driving range of a vehicle based on control timing prediction implemented in the vehicle is provided, which may reduce a start angle error calculated at a calculation time prior to an operation time when actual injection and ignition is performed by grasping a tooth period change tendency for a tooth period of a current time that injector/igniter drivers of an engine control unit read from an engine position management driver and calculating a start angle of fuel injection and ignition through prediction of the tooth period to match an actual operation time. In particular, since the prediction of the tooth period to match the actual operation time is based on a change tendency of the tooth period stored up to the current time, the injection and ignition time effectively reflects an engine operation situation in which an engine RPM is changed.

CONTROL APPARATUS FOR ENGINE

A control apparatus for an engine includes an engine, a state quantity setting device, an injector, a spark plug, and a controller. The controller sets a G/F in a range from 18 to 50. After the spark plug ignites air-fuel mixture, unburned air-fuel mixture is combusted by autoignition.

CONTROL APPARATUS FOR ENGINE

A control apparatus for an engine includes an engine, a state quantity setting device, an injector, a spark plug, and a controller. The controller sets a G/F in a range from 18 to 50. After the spark plug ignites air-fuel mixture, unburned air-fuel mixture is combusted by autoignition.